Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1            1, GeneralExam,   2|        s state of life, as, for instance, if a religious speaks of
 2            1, GeneralExam,   3|       other Indulgences, as for instance for peace, granted under
 3            1, 1Exercise,   0  |         or meditation - as, for instance, when one contemplates Christ
 4            1, 1Exercise,   0  |         corporeal place, as for instance, a Temple or Mountain where
 5            1, Additions,   0  |       setting examples, as, for instance, if a knight found himself
 6            1, Additions,   0  |      wants and desires; as, for instance, if he desires to have interior
 7            2, 1Day,   0       |        earth are doing, as, for instance, killing, going to Hell
 8            2, 5Contemplat,   0|    touch with the touch, as for instance, to embrace and kiss the
 9            3, 2Day,   0       | although good and holy, as, for instance, are those on the Resurrection
10        Rules, Scruples,   0   |      and embarrass it more. For instance, if he sees that a soul
11        Rules, Scruples,   0   |         make it more gross; for instance, if before it made no account